Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... CROWN PROCEEDINGS ; CUSTOMS AND EXCISE ; DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION ; EAST INDIA ( AGRICULTURE ) ; ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION ; EDUCATION ; EDUCATION ( SCOTLAND ) ; EXPLOSIVES . Session 8 February 1927-22 December 1927 . VOL . VIII . 1927 ...
... CROWN PROCEEDINGS ; CUSTOMS AND EXCISE ; DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION ; EAST INDIA ( AGRICULTURE ) ; ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION ; EDUCATION ; EDUCATION ( SCOTLAND ) ; EXPLOSIVES . Session 8 February 1927-22 December 1927 . VOL . VIII . 1927 ...
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... CROWN PROCEEDINGS : p . 1 [ Cmd . 2842. ] Report of the Crown Proceedings Committee . CUSTOMS AND EXCISE : 193 [ Cmd . 2960. ] Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs and Excise for the year ended 31st March ...
... CROWN PROCEEDINGS : p . 1 [ Cmd . 2842. ] Report of the Crown Proceedings Committee . CUSTOMS AND EXCISE : 193 [ Cmd . 2960. ] Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs and Excise for the year ended 31st March ...
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... Crown the over - ruling court of reference from other tribunals . The Scots Parliament exercised such functions as it possessed in this way through committees , and these came to resemble permanent Courts of Justice , and discharged ...
... Crown the over - ruling court of reference from other tribunals . The Scots Parliament exercised such functions as it possessed in this way through committees , and these came to resemble permanent Courts of Justice , and discharged ...
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... Crown with the advice and approbation of Parliament ; but their successors have re- ceived their appointments direct from the Crown , except during a period between 1640 and the Restoration in which Parliament asserted a right to ...
... Crown with the advice and approbation of Parliament ; but their successors have re- ceived their appointments direct from the Crown , except during a period between 1640 and the Restoration in which Parliament asserted a right to ...
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... Crown nominee in 1721 to pass his Trials , and his consequent rejection by the Court , led to the passing of the Lords of Session Act , 1723 ( 10 Geo . I c . 19 ) , which preserved the Trials , but enabled the Crown in future to insist ...
... Crown nominee in 1721 to pass his Trials , and his consequent rejection by the Court , led to the passing of the Lords of Session Act , 1723 ( 10 Geo . I c . 19 ) , which preserved the Trials , but enabled the Crown in future to insist ...
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